Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
CEREBRAL NiAEKETs.
Fzcauco End ProYisionr.

sT. LOUIS, Nc, sept. l2-FlaGr-Very firm
aud unchanged. Wheat opened &c lower and
declined steadily before an active demand
fro n shorts, oslng &c below saturday; No.
red cash t9]5 G70c; october, 702g n Sc clos
ing csc; December 73GT3Ec, CIosing 73lzC;
May S0's dSOa+c; closing at SO'sc. Corn quiet
am firm; cash 3JdiUi4c; October 33G3y &c,
closing al S9c; November 3Sl4c. Oats dull ana
easy cash 24462l5lc; October 245sc; November
2lc May 1880. G Jrn meal steady at 3 10. Whisky
ST %. Provisions firm. Fork irfeEula-; new
shoulders 3 10; long clears 50 90; clear ribs
50 IL, short clear SO 2569 35ta. Bacon, boxed,
shoulders Sc 25 long clears 50 6Ila 10; clear
ribs s. 1908 SO; short clears SO UOGI0 l2h.
Hams steady a. Si2 GOA II 90. Afternoon board
Wheat, easy; September 693; october 6914c;
December 5 25c. CJrn, weaker September
Csc bid; Octob r 3s7sc; wen Der IS; bid; De-
cember 351ac bid; May 4l7sc. Oats, quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. l2.-FlouT-
Easier; choice S. 2uG3 30 fancy SIS God3 ~. ex-
TIA fancy s. SOFAS 30. Winter wheat Patents
s. 40G4 80; Minnesota process 81 65d4 IS. Corn
scarce and frmer; mixed SIC; others IN
CHANGED.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. l2.-Tne wheat market
was quieG ana untnteresting to day, outside
speculation having been entirely lacking, and
loca! traders -aw no good reason for loading
themselves with the article. Prices Averaged
considerably lower. The Influences that te0ded
to weaken the market were: Considerably
larger receipts at minneapolis ant!ct jsted
increase in Visible supply. posting Of wheat IN
! New York as out of cOnoition. Aside from
TIE SelIlQS OF q moderate quantity carry Ia INe
! day spec la;ive offerings were light and
| there was NJ special desire to realize.
october opened 10 lower Ct 6 &c, anu
! sold down to 694G69'sc, q. which figure
! ii clOs led. Com was the article IN which most
! OF the spe ,ulGtion conferred though II was Not
! {, s active as 1t mi2h. have been. Local horts
! bid m&rket up on themselves early on IN
| usually large shipments, bat tRe!- wants were
| all supplied by q prominent local op5rlior,whc
! sold freely of September and Nay. Announce
meGt OF increase of 10000 bushels in visible al
noon seemed to have no etfec: whatever OHtn-
Der SOLD Ct 42zc down to 421sc. then up to - C
| snd c CSad at Lowest figures. PFo?isiJns wefkel
| aud tTadirg dragged all day, Hogs were lowel
! at the yards. Scalpers un.oGded al the m RE
! would Ia c, and the result was decline
! IL. on January pork, 5c on lard, and nc or
January short ribs, Octo er IN dining steady
/ shippers bought cash lard freely, bu. the IN
quiTy for meats was lighter. ShOr. ribs for Oc
tobe- sold a. S 1712SS 90 and clo=ed at s. 924z
January about Sc 50G6 So and closCd at So 81
So 90. Pork sl2 696l2 20 tor January, an
closed st So 5755. Leading futn es closed q
follow "heat-Sep5enber 6S&c; Octobe
69.ci November lie: December J2'sc; Corn
September 4l7sc; October 42c; November, 42C
So %; January, sl2 SIX. Lard-septembe
ST 51l.; October S6 SIX; November s. 52}s
January S. 531d. Short ribs-September &c 9li
az 92ls January S. Ak. Cash quotations a
follows: Flour dull and unchanged; Nc
I2, spring wheat SIS S506 80: Nc
5, spring wheat &c; No. ., red 7OH@7OXt
corn Al . d42. No. 2 oats 25d255sc. No ~
4i}ac; No barley SIC. No l fax seed 81 O.
Prime timothy seed g 3la2 32;. Mess pori